Five of the best flowers for hydroponics

Narcissus

Daffodils have high requirements for water quality. Rainwater or river water can be used, and the water needs to be changed every day to ensure the cleanliness of the water.

Pothos

The water quality requirements of the green ivy are relatively low, and it is relatively easy to grow. It is only necessary to change the water once every seven days. Pay attention to proper root pruning to ensure that nutrients are not wasted.

Coinweed

The pennywort has a tenacious vitality. Ordinary tap water can be used after being exposed to the sun. Place it in a light place and ensure sufficient water, and the pennywort will grow quickly.

ivy

Place the ivy branches in water until young roots grow, move them to a sunny place, add an appropriate amount of nutrient solution, and they will grow normally.

Chlorophytum

Put the roots of the spider plant in water. After a few days, aerial roots will grow from the bottom. Then cut off the aerial roots and put them in a bottle of water. Change the water every 15 days.